What’s Next?

What’s Next?

Posted by WP Tavern on November 18, 2023 at 5:56 pm
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First, I’d like to repeat my comment to Sarah: Sarah, you are amazing. Your insightful writing and journalism has been a gift to the WordPress world, and shaped how the project has evolved for the better. It’s a key and major contribution to the community. Thank you, deeply, and I can’t wait to see what you do next. Ten years… wow! I’m sorry I haven’t had the time to find a new writer for the Tavern in the time between when Sarah gave her notice a few weeks ago and now. There’s never a dull moment in tech and my priorities with WordPress core and Automattic ended up taking more time than I expected. Funding and supporting the Tavern to do independent WordPress journalism is an important part of the WP ecosystem—we need a site that covers our space without care for affiliate links. If you have: Impeccable integrity Relentless curiosity A blogger’s hustle Passion for news and technology Technical ability to tinker with WordPress, plugins, and themes Please send an email to matt at my last name dot com, with [wptavern] at the beginning of the subject, and the following things in the email: Why you think you’d be…

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